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Sandra Vogel ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 20 Feb 2008 08:50 GMT

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We first saw RIM’s BlackBerry Curve a little less than a year ago. It has proved a popular device, not least because of its stylish appearance and compact format compared to its QWERTY keypad-equipped predecessors.

The Curve isn't as tiny as the Pearl, but that device uses a smaller keypad with two letters per key and the SureType predictive text system.

The latest additions to the Curve family are the 8320 and 8310. Many of the features are unchanged, but there is one notable addition — GPS.

 

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